Sarcochilus spp ‘Carol’
     We grow these beside our Sarchochilus hartmannii and they do well. As similar as they are, when seen side by side, they’re a bit different. It’s possible this is natural variation in the hartmannii species, though I’m uncertain. Like hartmannii, its ease of maintenance is a desirable trait. It’s fragrant and its flowers are long lasting, by orchid-growing standards. This little beauty grows to specimen size in just a few short seasons and rewards the grower with an abundance of flowers during the spring (Australian fall) season.